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eoptimist

v0.1.4-2-beta

Published

Extended Optimist

Downloads

11

Readme

Eoptimist - Extended optimist

Version 0.1.4-1-beta

Note: Please consider using Easy CLI instead. Easy CLI is a project which emerged from this one.

Additions

  • Automatically scans (if exists) package.json file and adds --version (alias --info) CLI option that displays string:

      // e.g. "example-program 0.1.0"
      package.json.name + " " + package.json.version
  • Automatically scans (if exists) CLI.yaml file and generate --usage (alias --help) CLI option using CLI.yaml keys.

    Example:

    We have ./CLI.yaml, ./example-program.js which is node application with eoptimist installed (i.e. we have executed ./npm install optimist).

      /* example-program.js */
    
      // same as require('optimist').argv
      var argv = require('eoptimist').argv

    --

      # CLI.yaml
      name: example-program.js
      usage: example-program.js [options] [file]
      options:
        h4x:
          alias: h
          description: omgh4x
        wat:
          alias:
            - is
            - dis
          description: []
          boolean: true
        include FILE:
          description: My awesome description.
      examples:
        - node example-program.js --h4x awesome.js
        - node example-program.js --include file.js

    --

      $ node example-program.js --usage
    
      Usage: example-program.js [options] [file]
    
      Options:
        --version, --info   Display current version                          [boolean]
        --usage, --help     Display help                                     [boolean]
        --h4x, -h           omgh4x
        --wat, --is, --dis                                                   [boolean]
        --include FILE      My awesome description.
      Examples:
        node example-program.js --h4x awesome.js
        node example-program.js --include file.js

    --

      $ node example-program.js --version
      example-program 0.1.0

Installation

npm install eoptimist

or

git clone https://github.com/jan-swiecki/node-eoptimist
mkdir node_modules
mv node-eoptimist node_modules/eoptimist
cd node_modules/eoptimist
npm install

(On windows use move instead of mv)